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Trancework: An Introduction to the Practice of Clinical Hypnosis: Sixth Edition

Author(s) : Michael D. Yapko, Author(s) : Shawn R. Criswell

Table of Contents

Section One: Thought Before Action: Developing a Deeper Understanding of Hypnosis
1. First Glimpses of Hypnosis
2. The Myths About Hypnosis and A Dose of Reality
3. Thinking About Hypnosis: Insights From Research and Theories
4. The Brain, the Mind, and Hypnosis
5. Hypnosis and Health: Amplifying the Mind-Body Relationship
6. The Subjective Experience of Hypnosis
7. Contexts for Applying Hypnosis and the Atmosphere You Create
8. The Social Psychology of Human Suggestibility
9. Responsiveness to Hypnosis
10. Formally Assessing Hypnotizability
11. Legal Considerations, Hypnosis Telehealth, and Ethical Guidelines

Section Two: Hypnosis in Action: Developing Skill and Artistry in Clinical Practice
12. Structuring Suggestions: Generating Intentional Language
13. Practical Tips for Conducting Effective Clinical Hypnosis Sessions
14. Structured Techniques of Hypnotic Induction: Doing Hypnosis
15. Conversational Approaches to Hypnotic Induction and the Art of Being Hypnotic
16. Hypnotic Phenomena: Mobilizing Hidden Abilities
17. Age Regression and Age Progression: Memory, Expectancy, and Time for a Change
18. Dissociation: A Part of and Apart From
19. Designing and Delivering Clinical Hypnosis Sessions
20. Integrating Strategies of Clinical Hypnosis in Psychotherapy
21. Therapeutic Metaphors: Stories Worth Telling
22. Hypnosis and Positive Psychology
23. Process-Oriented Hypnosis: When How Matters More Than Why
24. Hypnosis and Treating Depression: Empowering the Disempowered
25. Hypnosis and Addressing Trauma
26. Clinical Hypnosis in the Management of Pain
27. Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents
28. Managing Unexpected Reactions